Can the Labour MPS be trusted?

In light of the current snap General Election and the on going Police investigation into the three Labour MPs for electoral expenses fraud after they allegedly failed to declare tens of thousands of pounds spent on recruiting staff to get them re-elected back in 2015 which South Yorkshire Police say that an application for an extension had been granted by the courts, I feel that now would be a good opportunity to enlighten your readers with some forgotten information.

With the Mps winning two High Court, court cases and showing that they will take anyone to court that dare question their knowledge that there was a massive problem of organized sexual abuse going on in their constituencies, but they preferred to turn a blind eye, with a reluctance to focus attention on the perpetrators of these crimes for reasons of “community cohesion” or electoral expediency it appears to be a common theme.

Rotherham MP Sarah Champion caused outrage after putting through an expenses claim for a £17 Remembrance Day poppy wreath claiming it was a ‘necessary expense’ Ms Champion then laid the wreath at a service in her Rotherham constituency although the money has since been paid back Ms Champion was told she was not allowed to claim for Remembrance wreaths by IPSA, the parliamentary expenses watchdog.

Would this have been paid back if the IPSA hadn’t picked up on it?

Doesn’t she receive enough money to have paid for this out of her own pocket in the first place?

Are the Labour MPs really Complicit in a Cover-up?

The Former Rotherham MP Denis Macshane who was first elected in 1994 but resigned in 2012 prior to a six month jail sentence for expenses fraud, admitted his political leanings stopped him from addressing the problem when he was the Rotherham MP.

Macshane in an intetview with the BBC said he was aware of illegal incest and “the oppression of women within bits of the Muslim community in Britain” but turned a blind eye.

He admitted: “Perhaps yes, I suppose I didn’t want to raise that it was too hard”. The Times reported him also having said: “I, like so many MPs, preferred to keep silent on some of the dirty secrets about bad practices in the Kashmiri Muslim community”, a community that supplies “vast reservoirs” of votes at election time he added “There is in our country, just a dreadful culture and I wouldn’t pick particular on one ethnic community but it is a real problem, it’s a longer story about the nature of that community, their sexual relations, and the way they treat women”.

Another local unnamed MP has also confided the abuse remained unspoken of for so long because “there was a culture of not wanting to rock the multicultural community boat, if I may put it like that”. A culture of intimidation locally may have also played a part.

Reports about child sexual abuse began to surface relatively regularly in the national press back in 2011, a year later Wentworth and Dearne MP John Healey, received a letter from a constituent expressing concern he dismissed it. The Times reported that the local man, wrote to his MP in 2012 to inform him locals were “deeply disturbed by what was happening in Rotherham”.

The constituent asked whether his MP John Healey for the area since 1997 (which is alleged to be around the year the abuses of the 1,400 girls in Rotherham began), would “call for an investigation of all parties at fault”, meaning local child protection agencies and police as well as the perpetrators. John Healey MP replied” “I am not sure an inquiry would help the girls and their families, especially if it focuses solely on Rotherham and on Asian men grooming white girls”.

The Labour MP for Rother Valley, Sir Kevin Barron who has represented the area since 1983, said that in the past 16 years he had only ever been approached by one family in regard to child abuse issues.

Mr Barron said during the time he helped to raise the matter with the police and ensured the victim and her father gave evidence to the Home Affairs Select Committee in January 2013.

The MP told a local newspaper “It now appears that the case was not a relatively rare one as I had thought and that the abuse by her attackers and subsequent failure of response by the very agencies whose role it was to protect her was a widespread situation and just the tip of the iceberg in terms of child sexual exploitation. Why didn’t Mr Barron follow this up and investigate himself  he would have then known it wasn’t a rare case.

Mr Barron has also said “local MPs have regular meetings with council leaders every three months and he could not remember the issue of child sexual exploitation ever being brought up for discussion”.

Are you really telling me and expect me and everyone else to believe that after reports and minutes of meetings which have since been seen about CSE in Rotherham that no councillor or Leader ever spoke to a Rotherham MP about this important issue?

Don’t also tell me that the three MPs don’t also speak to each other?

The first Times report from 2011 which first didn’t name Rotherham but referred to a place in “Northern England” where local sources “where so scared of reprisals that their town must not be named” went some way to explain why the abuser’s own community didn’t reveal their activities, which were often conducted in broad daylight.

The article refers to comments by community sources, who spoke of the “widespread view that betraying members of one’s own community to the police would be an even greater sin than child sexual exploitation.” White girls are targeted by such men because “if they did it to a Muslim girl, they’d be shot”.

As the parliamentary inquiry into the conduct of local agencies and authorities continues questions have been raised about the competency of the very bodies that were supposed to protect those abused.

During the questioning of the then resigning Rotherham chief executive Martin Kimber it emerged that an important and detailed piece of evidence, a 2008 report on child abuse had “disappeared” from the council’s archives.

Is a vote for change really now needed, or are we again to be subjected to another 4 years of Labour rule and the lines of spin they want us to hear.

Just a thought…If just one lost their seat and pressure was put on that one person who won’t be able to hide behind there Parlimentary statues into what they really know or dont know would they name others who claim they also don’t know to save their own skin.

Vote wisely….LabourHater.

The comments from the MPs and reports I have written are from various articles widely available. The points just need to be put in one place to enable you to make up your own mind.

LabourHater

See also: Police probe three Labour MPs for expenses fraud after it’s claimed they failed to declare thousands of pound